7 herbs to fight respiratory allergies

             Written by: Mantasha

As we all know, during weather changes, many of us may experience respiratory allergies. To ease these allergies, try natural ways to relieve the symptoms. Certain herbs can be quite helpful. 

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Here are 7 herbs known for their respiratory benefits:

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Known for its anti-inflammatory and decongestant properties, eucalyptus oil can help clear nasal passages and ease breathing. Inhaling steam with a few drops of eucalyptus oil can provide relief from nasal congestion.

Eucalyptus Oil

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With menthol as its active ingredient, peppermint can help clear nasal passages and relieve respiratory discomfort. It’s especially useful for soothing congestion and easing breathing.

Peppermint

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Thyme has natural antimicrobial and expectorant properties, making it beneficial for clearing mucus and supporting respiratory health. Drinking thyme tea or using it as an essential oil can help alleviate symptoms.

 Thyme

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Ginger’s anti-inflammatory and antihistamine effects can provide relief from respiratory allergies by reducing inflammation and helping open the airways.

 Ginger

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Butterbur has been shown to help reduce allergy symptoms by acting as a natural antihistamine. It may relieve nasal congestion, sneezing, and other allergy-related symptoms.

Butterbur

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Nettle leaf is a natural antihistamine that can help reduce allergy symptoms. Consuming nettle tea or supplements may help to relieve symptoms like sneezing and runny nose.

Nettle Leaf

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Chamomile has calming and anti-inflammatory effects, making it useful for easing respiratory symptoms. Drinking chamomile tea can help reduce inflammation and support relaxation.

Chamomile

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